Maximalista tile collection, crafted in the sophisticated 5×40 cm dimension, offers a unique design experience for wall coverings, creating elegant and three-dimensional drapes that envelop the walls in a timeless stage of pure elegance. This exclusive series stands out for its versatility, comprising different shapes that, when combined, emphasize composability and allow for creative and personalized solutions for every space.

Each volume covered with the Maximalista tile collection becomes an eloquent fragment of history narrated through the refined texture of marble. The variations of marble essences, with a matt finish, contribute to bestowing upon the spaces a sense of sophistication and unmatched class. With Maximalista, your choice is not just a matter of design but also of artistic expression, transforming spaces into modern works of art infused with charm and style.

Symi is a marble effect tile with irregular veining that, together with its matching décor and relief tile, adds a touch of class to any corner.

Ceramiche Mariner's Star collection depicts the natural raw beauty of stone in three neutral tones. The collection, in standard format 60x60cm, is suitable for both wall and floor application.

Nuovocorso designed an innovative production process for porcelain stoneware, improving the raw extrusion technology. That’s nuovocorso extruded porcelain tiles, provided with an amazing cohesion which combines great strength with outstanding flexibility. These physical characteristics guarantee an easy and safe laying, also available in large formats.

Elasticity and flexibility
The Nuovocorso have a unique characteristic whic h distinguishes them from other porcelain tiles: they are extremely flexible and elastic. In order to transmit these properties to the material, clay with elevated plasticity is used, which maintains the physical characteristics unaltered thanks to the cold extrusion process. This is the reason why the plank can bend, not suffering alterations and it remains flat once installed in position; it is in fact its own weight which levels the floor.